30 Sep 1959
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1959
Page
1
Life shifts from quiet coupledom to sudden fatherhood with a flood of needs and chaos. The piece traces a father’s weary amusement as a child grows from infancy to kindergarten, first grade, and beyond, the daily demands piling up.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Rayna Carmen a Mono Indian won a major count on Tuesday in his bid to escape conviction in a Madera County case. The appeals court said the slaying occurred on federally owned Indian homestead and federal courts rather than state courts should have jurisdiction. Carmen, 43, was convicted in June 1950 of killing Wilby Dan. The court’s ruling prompts calls for Supreme Court review as the state argues the homestead differs from Indian territory and Carmen remains under state jurisdiction. The state plans to appeal and may seek a federal court order to delay his release from San Quentin.
UPI reports thirteen people died in New Jersey from a highly fatal virus disease. New York authorities warned one case could become an epidemic. About 2 percent of eastern equine encephalitis cases occur in six southern counties, mostly children. Health officials mobilize to destroy mosquitoes spreading the disease. One community declared a state of emergency amid three suspected cases, prompting school closures and home isolation. Resorts report cancellations as fear spreads despite calm from health authorities. The virus has historical presence in birds and mammals. human cases remain rare and the season wanes.
London UPI report warns of a sweeping auto plant shutdown within a week as a wildcat strike halts oxygen supply to eight BOC plants. Standard Motor Co and others face job cuts. Labour fears erosion of support ahead of general elections.
Snowstorm cripples Denver as 10.6 inches fall, delaying ski slopes and forcing repair work. Homes sustain flood and pool damage, with costs rising into millions. Early Tuesday storm begun overnight, leaving streets covered and utilities strained.
A chaotic report recounts the death of the originator of the Old Bill cartoon amid a blizzard with heavy snowfall near Denver. Four teenage boys allegedly attacked a child, dragging him to a grave, beating him, and fleeing as deputies investigated. Residents heard screams and sheriff’s deputies probed the scene while roads and lines failed. The incident coincides with record snow, hampering rescue efforts and triggering widespread city disruptions.
A reader note reports Grace Grace faced a fine after neighbors complained about loud barking from her cocker spaniel. The judge warned of a daily penalty until the disturbance ceased, referencing alleged veterinary surgery and a new operation to curb barking.
Thousands dead and missing after a catastrophic typhoon devastates Japan. Officials warn of widespread destruction as rains flood towns and strain relief efforts.Homes and infrastructure suffer massive damage leaving many displaced and awaiting aid while authorities coordinate救援.
New York wholesale food prices fell to a 1959 low at $3.91 per pound in a weekly index by Dun & Bradstreet, marking the fourth July dip and the lowest since March 1938. The index tracks 31 staple foods. earlier lows included $5.89 in March 1938 and $5.85 at its deepest since May 1950.
The Theodor Roogevelt, newest Polaris missile submarine, will be launched at Mare Island on Saturday with Deputy Secretary of Defense Thomas S. Gales Jr and former Navy Secretary as speakers. Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth will christen the vessel. The Roosevelt is Vallejo built, Pacific Coast’s largest at about 380 feet, displacing 6,700 tons, and designed to carry 1,500 mile missiles.
Los Angeles jury finds death of a University of Southern California dental student accidental after he choked on raw liver during a fraternity initiation at the Alpha Sigma fraternity. Discrepancies emerged between student and ambulance crew accounts. Swanson’s wife was told his throat obstruction. attendants later cited fraternity boss’s report of muscle spasms.
MELKSHAM England UP I Deonis W Parr grew frustrated Tuesday when his 20 year old car broke down with a punctured tire and he allegedly sold the vehicle for eight cents.
A crowded gallery discussion centers on a provocative portrait of Marilyn Monroe by Willem de Kooning. Viewers challenge modernist taste as they scrutinize the painting's bold features and the subject's iconic status, amid sharp commentary and heated reactions.
Judy Stony named queen of the 15th Grand National Livestock Exposition, Harte Show and Rodeo to be held at the Cow Palace Oct 30 to Nov 8. Miss Stoig, an experienced cameray is from Spring Vale.
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